Morgan Stanley’s guide for tech investors playing the end of this bear market — and the start of the next bull
The Wall Street investment bank expects that stocks are about three months away from a bear market low, and urges investors to start positioning now.
China denies Mark Mobius’ claims that its government is restricting capital flow
Chinese authorities denied claims of billionaire investor Mark Mobius saying that he is unable to wire funds out of China due to government restrictions on capital flow.
China says U.S. relations have left ‘rational path,’ warns of conflict unless they ‘hit the brake’
Qin Gang, who was until recently China’s ambassador to the U.S., said China would “pursue a sound and stable relationship with the U.S.”
Bank of America sees lithium surplus in 2023 as demand eases
She also said she expects China’s electric vehicle demand growth to slow from 95% last year to 22% this year.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy plans to meet Taiwan’s president in the U.S., sources say
One of the sources said should the U.S. meeting go forward — likely in April — it did not necessarily rule out McCarthy visiting Taiwan in the future.
Australian prime minister seeks to diversify trade, investment on visit to India
Australia would supply critical minerals to India, while also making EV components such as batteries in Australia, said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Singapore’s tech salaries mostly jumped in 2022, new report shows
Tech salaries in Singapore mostly jumped in 2022 despite a string of tech layoffs and a slowdown in hiring.
Veteran investor says we’re in another bear market rally — and names the stocks to trade it
Careful stock selection is key right now, says veteran investor Michael Landsberg. He reveals his top long-term investments with “attractive entry points.”
Citi sees chip stocks hitting ‘new lows.’ Here are its top picks to ride out the storm
Given its bearish stance on the semiconductor sector, Citi identifies one buy-rated stock as the “most defensive name.”
Chinese smartphone giants are making a high-end play against Apple and Samsung
Chinese smartphone makers are looking to push into the high-end device market to challenge the dominance of Apple and Samsung.
